Further Information To Prove Obama Knew About Hillary’s Email Server

Back in March 2015 President Obama claimed that the first time he heard about Hillary Clinton’s email server was at the same time as the rest of the world, when the New York Times made details of the server public.

Due to WikiLeaks emails being released, we now know that this claim is false and Clinton aides tried to cover up Obama and Hillary’s correspondence through her unsecure sever.

Cheryl Mills wrote to John Podesta on March 7, 2015 saying “We need to clean this up – he has emails from her – they do not say state.gov.” You can read the full email here.

New information has just come out that further debunks Obama’s claim that he didn’t know about the server.

If Obama received emails on his BlackBerry from Clinton’s private server, this would have had to of been approved since all correspondence to the president is “Whitelisted” for security purposes.

Via Fox News:

President Obama’s high-security BlackBerry used a special process known as “whitelisting” that only allowed it to take calls and messages from pre-approved contacts, two former senior intelligence officials with knowledge of the set-up told Fox News – pointing to the detail as further proof the White House knew Hillary Clinton’s private account was used for government business.

As the administration now acknowledges, Obama and Clinton emailed each other while she was helming the State Department. If received on his BlackBerry, the “whitelisting” safeguard means Clinton and other contacts would have had to be approved as secure for data transmission – covering everything from emails to texts to phone calls. The Obama BlackBerry would have also been configured to accept the communications.

“Think of whitelisting like a bouncer in the VIP line at the party. If you are on the list you get in, if you are not, you get bounced to the pavement,” said Bob Gourley, former chief technology officer (CTO) for the DIA, and now a partner with strategic consulting and engineering firm Cognitio.

“Whitelisting happens by design. The IT professionals who whitelist devices at places like the White House only add the email addresses authorized by management. To do otherwise would be to violate policy in ways that could introduce threats to the system,” he added.

A second former intelligence official, who asked to speak on background, described the same process for the president’s BlackBerry, adding the timing is important. If clintonemail.com were “whitelisted” before March 2015, it would further undercut administration statements.

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